Research news
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Dill grown in greenhouses with UV light better tasting
Örebro researchers added UV light in the greenhouse to impact the flavour in dill – and it paid off. To understand why the dill tastes better, researchers have examined what happens inside the dill. The next step is to grow dill that not only tastes...
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”As a researcher I could hardly have a greater influence” – Natalie Barker-Ruchti on how abuse in women's gymnastics became global news
“So, this is your research. But how will you influence things?” A question posed by a student in Gothenburg to Natalie Barker-Ruchti a few years ago. Now she knows the answer. Her research got a global breakthrough last summer and lead to, among other...
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Heart attack in smokers – warning signs in blood several years prior
A new cause of heart attack in smokers and people with high blood pressure has been discovered. Scientists at Örebro University have studied a new biomarker, which can be found in the blood years before the actual heart attack. “It’s a very strong...
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50 million to EU project to reduce inequality in the wake of the corona pandemic
Örebro University is part of a new project that has received SEK 50 million from the EU to investigate and combat inequality and discrimination in the wake of the corona pandemic. “The goal is to find solutions and social innovations that can reduce...
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Changes in blood lipids give an early warning the onset of psychosis shows a new study
Changes in blood lipids give an early warning for the development of psychosis in individuals who are at risk. Weight gain displays the same connection. This is shown in a new study at Örebro University.
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3D-printed parts can save millions for Swedish companies
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Funding for international research on spinal cord injuries
The Swedish Research Council has awarded Koustuv Dalal, senior public health science researcher at Örebro University, a three-year research grant of 750,000 SEK to develop a prevention programme for sufferers of spinal cord injuries in Bangladesh. A...